Ball Slapping
The world’s most serious podcast about the world’s least serious sports.Ballslapping is THE podcast for anyone who’s ever slapped a ball and called it sport. Hosted by Dan Grant and a rotating crew of co-hosts, we dive into the gloriously weird world niche balls.
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Bishball - the next Spikeball?! | Ball Slapping Podcast (opens the original)
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This week on Ball Slapping, Dan Grant sits down with the founders of Bishball , one of Britain's newest and most exciting emerging sports.Combining fast reactions, teamwork and spectacular rallies, Bishball takes inspiration from games like Spikeball , Pickleball and Padel while creating its own unique identity. But where did the idea come from, and what does it take to invent an entirely new sport?We explore the story behind Bishball, from the first prototype through to product development, com
The $$$ Behind a Premium Padel Club | From Courts To Coffee - inside Rulo | Ball Slapping Podcast (opens the original)
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This week on Ball Slapping, Dan Grant is joined by Jared Robinson and the team behind one of the UK's most exciting new premium indoor padel club. Tom and Louis are leading the development of Rulo , a brand-new indoor padel venue in Chesham, Buckinghamshire, designed from the ground up to deliver a world-class player experience. But what actually goes into creating a premium sports club?We dive into every detail, from court selection, lighting, flooring and booking systems to café design, coffee
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